A New Way to Stay Protected Against HIV
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is one of the most effective tools available for preventing HIV. While many people are familiar with daily oral PrEP medications, there is now a long-acting injectable option for individuals who prefer an alternative to taking a pill every day.
Injectable PrEP is helping transform HIV prevention by providing a convenient, long-lasting option that can fit a variety of lifestyles and healthcare needs.
What Is Injectable PrEP?
Injectable PrEP is a medication used to help prevent HIV infection in people who are HIV-negative and may be at risk of exposure to the virus. Unlike traditional oral PrEP, which requires daily medication, injectable PrEP is administered by a healthcare provider on a scheduled basis.
For many individuals, this option can help simplify HIV prevention and reduce concerns about remembering a daily pill.
Who May Benefit from Injectable PrEP?
Injectable PrEP may be a good choice for people who:
- Prefer not to take a daily medication
- Have difficulty remembering daily pills
- Want a long-acting HIV prevention option
- Are seeking a prevention strategy that better fits their lifestyle
A healthcare provider can help determine whether injectable PrEP is the right option based on your health history, risk factors, and personal preferences.
Benefits of Injectable PrEP
Many patients choose injectable PrEP because it offers several advantages, including:
- Long-lasting protection against HIV
- No daily pill regimen
- Improved medication adherence
- Fewer dosing requirements throughout the year
- Greater convenience for some patients
- Another effective option in the fight against HIV
Expanding HIV prevention choices helps ensure that more people can find a prevention method that works for them.
What to Expect
Injectable PrEP is administered by a healthcare provider. Treatment typically begins with two initiation injections given one month apart, followed by maintenance injections every two months.
Before starting injectable PrEP, patients must receive an HIV test to confirm they are HIV-negative. Ongoing HIV testing and regular follow-up appointments are also required throughout treatment to ensure the medication remains safe and effective.
During your consultation, your provider will discuss:
- Whether injectable PrEP is right for you
- HIV testing requirements
- Your medical history and prevention goals
- Treatment schedules and follow-up appointments
- Potential side effects and what to expect during treatment
Regular visits help ensure you remain protected and receive the support needed to stay on track with your HIV prevention plan.
HIV Prevention Services at Care Resource
Care Resource is committed to ending the HIV epidemic through comprehensive prevention, testing, treatment, and support services.
Our HIV prevention programs include:
- PrEP consultations
- Injectable PrEP
- Oral PrEP options
- HIV testing
- Sexual health services
- Linkage to care and support services
We provide affordable, accessible, and quality healthcare regardless of a person’s ability to pay. Eligible patients may qualify for reduced-cost services through our sliding-fee scale program.
Learn More About PrEP
If you’re interested in learning more about injectable PrEP, eligibility requirements, or available program options, our team is here to help.
📧 Email: prep@careresource.org
📞 PrEP Program Hotline: (305) 576-1234 Ext. 467
You can also use our Virtual Assistant to schedule an appointment and connect with a medical provider to determine whether PrEP is right for you.
Protect your health. Know your options. Take control of your HIV prevention journey today.
